It started with an issue in my own neighborhood. I reached out for help, but I walked away feeling unheard. That experience became a turning point. Instead of sitting back and hoping someone else would speak up, I decided to run for City Council. I wanted to be a voice for residents, ask tough questions, and make sure the concerns of everyday people are heard at City Hall. Two years later, I’m still showing up, listening, asking questions, and fighting for what I believe is best for Titusville.
Titusville needs a long-term, citywide approach to stormwater management. I want to see a thorough assessment of our drainage system, identification of problem areas, and a plan that addresses the root causes of flooding instead of relying on temporary fixes. Residents deserve transparency about what needs to be done, what it will cost, and how we plan to address it.
Growth should benefit Titusville residents, not leave neighborhoods dealing with more traffic, flooding, or strained infrastructure. I support responsible commercial development that expands our tax base and creates local opportunities while protecting neighborhood character, clean water, and our quality of life. Infrastructure must be part of the conversation before development decisions are made.
Residents work hard for their money, and City Hall has a responsibility to spend it wisely. I believe in asking tough questions, examining contracts and proposed expenses, and making sure public dollars deliver real value. I will continue pushing for transparency, long-term financial planning, and meaningful opportunities for residents to be heard before decisions are made.
Have questions or suggestions? I would love to hear from you!
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